Soul-piercing, daily writing, less violent, trying to fit in with that era.
He intercepted Hu Qin Huairu, missed out on going to college, worked as a secretary for the boss, and lived a prosperous life in the booming era.
Reader comments
It's okay, but he is too kind to Yi Zhonghai. As the protagonist, he suppresses Yi Zhonghai in all aspects, whether in the factory, on the street, or in the courtyard. So, every time Yi Zhonghai provokes him, why don't you take action against him? The source of the Qinman Siheyuan lies in Yi Zhonghai. Because of his old age, Yi Zhonghai was obsessed with favoring the Jia Zhang family. He disabled Yi Zhonghai's hand and made him a cleaner or a logistics caretaker. In terms of status, he could not get up. In the courtyard and on the street, his hypocrite was exposed all the time, so he could only be honest. It is really shrinking, or if Yi Zhonghai is transferred to assist in the construction later, the Siheyuan can be moved according to the protagonist's ideas, and Yan Bugui has to clean it up. When I read the Siheyuan novel, I most wanted to see Yi Zhonghai, Jia Zhang and Yan Bugui being cleaned up. In fact, cleaning up Jia Zhang is equivalent to saving her son's life. Oops, so long-winded [shy]
Sending Jia and Zhang directly to the labor camp shouldn't be called "pushing". The person above has only a short time to read, so he probably started commenting after a few glances. I feel like the author of this book has done some research.
It's not bad. It directly removed Yi Zhonghai from the position of the first master. The old deaf man didn't have the status of a martyr ancestor to play a big role. He also got the Jia Zhang family to be reformed. Unlike other novels, Mo Mo Ji Ji, there are only two destitutes and a widow. In the end, everyone can cause trouble for pig's feet every few days. This book is not bad so far, and it directly nip the bud of trouble.
I saw Chapter 56, which is pretty good so far, without a system (but a space suddenly appeared in Chapter 43). In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the protagonist was a street activist and got involved in street work. Later, he accused Jia Zhang of stealing when He Daqing fled. The He family property sent her to a labor camp, and pointed out Yi Zhonghai's plot to Sha Zhu, making Sha Zhu move closer to him. He also used his street status to buy the abandoned courtyard next to the courtyard, until he intercepted Qin Huairu in Chapter 51 and married her home in Chapter 56.
It's okay so far, please cheers, author
Very well written, five stars
Three views are to my liking
No problem, excellent article.
It looks pretty good so far. I love Aunt Thirteen and Zuzi the most.
I saw the latest one, it's pretty good. Worth reading
Not bad, give it five stars
Everything else is fine, but I just don't understand why I have to marry Qin Huairu?
It's okay, but he is too kind to Yi Zhonghai. As the protagonist, he suppresses Yi Zhonghai in all aspects, whether in the factory, on the street, or in the courtyard. So, every time Yi Zhonghai provokes him, why don't you take action against him? The source of the Qinman Siheyuan lies in Yi Zhonghai. Because of his old age, Yi Zhonghai was obsessed with favoring the Jia Zhang family. He disabled Yi Zhonghai's hand and made him a cleaner or a logistics caretaker. In terms of status, he could not get up. In the courtyard and on the street, his hypocrite was exposed all the time, so he could only be honest. It is really shrinking, or if Yi Zhonghai is transferred to assist in the construction later, the Siheyuan can be moved according to the protagonist's ideas, and Yan Bugui has to clean it up. When I read the Siheyuan novel, I most wanted to see Yi Zhonghai, Jia Zhang and Yan Bugui being cleaned up. In fact, cleaning up Jia Zhang is equivalent to saving her son's life. Oops, so long-winded [shy]
Sending Jia and Zhang directly to the labor camp shouldn't be called "pushing". The person above has only a short time to read, so he probably started commenting after a few glances. I feel like the author of this book has done some research.
It's not bad. It directly removed Yi Zhonghai from the position of the first master. The old deaf man didn't have the status of a martyr ancestor to play a big role. He also got the Jia Zhang family to be reformed. Unlike other novels, Mo Mo Ji Ji, there are only two destitutes and a widow. In the end, everyone can cause trouble for pig's feet every few days. This book is not bad so far, and it directly nip the bud of trouble.
I saw Chapter 56, which is pretty good so far, without a system (but a space suddenly appeared in Chapter 43). In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the protagonist was a street activist and got involved in street work. Later, he accused Jia Zhang of stealing when He Daqing fled. The He family property sent her to a labor camp, and pointed out Yi Zhonghai's plot to Sha Zhu, making Sha Zhu move closer to him. He also used his street status to buy the abandoned courtyard next to the courtyard, until he intercepted Qin Huairu in Chapter 51 and married her home in Chapter 56.
It's okay so far, please cheers, author
Very well written, five stars
Three views are to my liking
No problem, excellent article.
It looks pretty good so far. I love Aunt Thirteen and Zuzi the most.
I saw the latest one, it's pretty good. Worth reading
Not bad, give it five stars
Everything else is fine, but I just don't understand why I have to marry Qin Huairu?